ISSUE 3 / 2019
ART & DESIGN MAGAZINE
letter from the editor
Studies done by the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization recently, have indicated that in the next fifteen years learning objectives will focus on competencies rather than knowledge and learning will be actively re-integrated into real-life. The purpose of art and design education in school education is to develop applied creativity, which includes knowing (knowledge) and does not exclude doing (competency), and to be connected with the local and the global context in real life. The 3rd edition of Orchid showcases the efforts to strengthen the foundational value of art and design in education at school level, by developing the area of non-verbal thought or creative thinking in a child, and communicating the same though an Art & Design newsletter every fortnight among the students community in our school. The Orchid magazine, Issue 3, is a compilation of the six issues of Orchid that were created and published this year. We hope that you will like it. In this issue, we have showcased student workshops, competitions, alumni work and work done by the students at AVS, using indigenous and foreign techniques. Happy viewing!
contents 3 FOUNDER’S EXHIBITIONS 2018 7 WORKSHOPS 34 ART & DESIGN SHOWCASE 56 ROY MCCOMISH 63 PRODUCT DESIGN 74 SRIJANYAM ART & DESIGN FEST 1
Deep Ngangom . Ayang Borang . Anushcka Joshi . Adrija Das Nilasha Bhimsaria Baristha Gogoi 2 cover by Anoushkaa Priyadarshini Kashyap Front
Editor-in-Chief : Priyanka Joshi
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FOUNDERS’ EXHIBITIONS
2018
Artwork by Anushcka Joshi 3
Art Exhibition
The Art exhibition for Founders’ Celebrations in 2018 showcased pottery and plaster of paris work of the students. Life size paintings on the Indian theme were the main attraction of the exhibition. The net installation of birds was the central feature of the exhibition hall. The artworks were in acrylic, water and oil colours.
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Craft Design & Technology Exhibition
Chandava 23— the outdoor thread installation was a canopy of the myraid colours that AVS has filled in the lives of students for the past 23 years. The canopy signifies the foundation and the bicycle signifies readiness to face challenges as the students leave school after completing their education.
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WORKSHOPS
ART & DESIGN NEWSLETTER
Is sue3/1 & 2/2019 . Wor kshop Special
Artwork by: Nilasha Bhimsaria
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MIXED MEDIA WORKSHOP with Ziya Tarapore Mrs. Ziya Tarapore conducted the mixed media painting workshop at AVS from 10th to 14th December, 2018. She is a docent at the Museum of Arts and Design, New York and is greatly inspired by nature, colours, different textures and shapes. Her artworks are influenced by the landscape around her. She believes that colour can be manipulated in a myriad of ways and is a great subject for experimentation.
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During the workshop, the students learnt how to use various mediums and compile their artworks with creativity and imagination. Students used materials such as cardboards, tissue papers, straw cleaners, popsicle sticks, old clothes, magazines and newspapers. They used layers of paper, dyes of different colours and textures to create a unique mixed media painting. Mrs. Tarapore gave us a presentation on various art styles that have evolved through time. The students experimented with dyeing and painting of different types and found an efficient way of reusing and recycling materials for creative expressions. They created a mixed media painting of size 4 X 8 feet (see picture on previous page). It was our privilege to have her at AVS for the workshop. By Anushcka Joshi and Adrija Das / Caricature of Mrs. Tarapore by Adrija Das 9
Shibori and Natural Dye Workshop
with Daksha Salam
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he Shibori and Natural dye workshop was conducted by AVS alumnus, Mr. Daksha Salam on 9th and 10th Feb 2019. He is a Textile designer from NID Ahmedabad. His graduation project in Textiles was awarded the best graduation project of the year 2018-19, at NID Ahmeabad.
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hibori’ is a traditional Japanese technique of manual resist dyeing which produces pattern on fabric. Mr. Salam demonstrated the folding techniques in the four different types of Shibori. ‘KANOKO’ Shibori is done by binding and resist dyeing. In ‘ARASHI’ Shibori, the fabric is wrapped around a pole before binding it. ‘ARASHI’ is known as ‘storm’ in Japanese as it gives an image of a storm. ‘ITAJIME’ is a type of Shibori where the patterns on the fabric are produced by clamping. ‘NUI’ is a type of Shibori where the patterns are produced by doing stitching on the fabric. The students tried their hands on all the different kinds of Shibori techniques.
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atural dyes are made from organic raw materials like onion peel which gives green colour dye, turmeric gives yellow colour dye and tea waste gives beige colour dye. While making the different Shibori patterns on fabric, Mr. Salam told the students that “by keeping the design simple we will get a better result.”
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We were amazed by the magic created by using the different Shibori techniques and enjoyed the workshop, making our own colourful scarves. We hope to have more such workshops in future, at AVS. By Deep Ngangom / Caricature of Mr. Salam by Anushcka Joshi 12
CARTOONS COMICS & CARICATURES WORKSHOP with Shaunauk Sokey
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he Cartoons Comics and Caricatures workshop was held on the 9th and 10th of Feb, 2019 by Mr. Shaunak Sokey, an AVS alumnus and an animator from NID Ahmedabad.
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Mr. Sokey shared his experiences, ideas and techniques. He told us that before starting any sketch we should do a rough sketch in the correct volume. To draw a perfect caricature we should play with the distance between the face features. The main thing about caricature is to exaggerate the prominent features. For comics, he told us that the main technique is lime light. The focus should be on the main character and the rest can be shaded. Before drawing any face or expression there should be a thumbnail (a rough expression for you to refer). His workshop was very informative and inspiring. It was a privilege to have him at AVS to teach the skill to students. By Avneet Kaur Arora / Caricature of Mr. Sokey by Anushcka Joshi
The Sketch Board by Shaunauk Sokey
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by Adrija Das
by Avneet Kaur Arora
THUNDER
by Adrija and Anushcka
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GUESS WHO? ISSUE 3/1
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by Nilasha Bhimsaria
by Nilasha Bhimsaria by Anushcka Joshi
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GUESS WHO Contest Rules:
The first person to submit all the correct answers 1 to 9 to the Creativity Captain (Deep Ngangom) in writing, will be the winner. The winner will have his/her caricature on the sketch board in the next issue of ORCHID. 17
ACRYLIC COLOURS PAINTING WORKSHOP
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with Mr. K. K. Gandhi
he Acrylic Colours Painting Workshop was conducted by Mr. K. K. Gandhi from 12th to 15th Feb, 2019. He is an internationally renowned artist from Jammu. During the workshop, Mr. Gandhi demonstrated how to utilize the fast drying property of Acrylic colours, to create unusal naturescapes with his unique style of painting. He painted two large canvases within three painting sessions with the students.
Mr. Gandhi emphasized that every artist has his own perspective and this is why every artwork has a story to tell. He said “It is impossible to produce a good drawing overnight.” He was really happy to see the interest shown by the students in learning his technique of painting. The students painted their own canvases during his painting demonstration of the step wells and the himalayas. In Mr. Gandhi’s opinion these kind of workshops should be conducted to enhance the imagination of the students. By Deep Ngangom / Caricature of Mr. Gandhi by Nilasha Bhimsaria 18
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SCULPTURE WORKSHOP with Mr. Basabananda Goswami
The sculpture workshop was conducted by Mr.Basabananda Goswami. He is a freelance artist from the APA studios in Mazgaon, Tezpur. It was his first visit to AVS. The workshop started on the 15th of Feb and concluded on the 19th of Feb, 2019. Mr. Goswami motivated the students to bring out their own ideas in the form of layouts for their sculpture. He said that “to make a good sculpture, our planning has to be perfect.� He emphasized that a perfect line drawing in 2D is important before we convert our idea into a 3D sculpture. He was captivated by the sculptures made by the students and looks forward to visit AVS again. By Deep Ngangom / Caricature of Mr. Goswami by Adrija Das 20
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FIELD VISIT TO BHALUKPUNG ENVIRONMENTAL PERCEPTION
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he Environmental Perception field visit to Bhalukpung was on the 10th of March, 2019. The trip started at 6:15 am in the morning. As we reached Bhalukpung, it started to rain. We went to have breakfast at Hotel Pooja which was owned by Munsel’s family. While waiting for the rain to stop, we started to sketch in the balcony. The rain stopped thankfully, as we finished our breakfast. 22
Munsel’s mother treated us with chips and juices. We went to a river bank to do more sketching. The weather was perfect — not too hot and sunny. The students and teachers did sketching and explored the surroundings. We went to the Assam Tourism Guest house nearby, and had a scrumptious lunch. Then we headed back to school. By Deep Ngangom
The Sketch Board by Elozini
by Mampi Das
by Shanmen Riddi
by Bijit Das
by Anushcka Joshi
by Anushcka Joshi by Elozini
by Shaunauk Sokey
by Adrija Das
by Shubhajeet Dasgupta
by Lovesh Sharma
by Siddarth Chaudhary
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by Nilasha Bhimsaria
by Reela
by Mampi Das by Anushcka Joshi
by Adrija Das
by Karun Thapa
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COMICof CHARACTER the month
Answers for GUESS WHO ISSUE 3/1
Winner of GUESS WHO ISSUE 3/1 Trinayana Saikia
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Jirmin
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Aditi
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Nilasha
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Karun
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Reela
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Tamanna
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Adrija
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Anushcka
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GUESS WHO? ISSUE 3/2
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GUESS WHO Contest Rules:
The first person to submit all the correct answers 1 to 16 to the Creativity Captain (Deep Ngangom) in writing, will be the winner. The winner will have his/her caricature in the next issue of ORCHID. 27
RELIEF WOODCARVING WORKSHOP with Mr. James Lotha
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he woodcarving workshop was conducted by Mr. James Lotha. He has 15 years of experience in carving and received Masters Degree in carving from Thailand. He showcases his works at national and international exhibitions. This was his third visit to AVS. The workshop took place from the 27th Feb to 3rd March 2019.
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e taught the students the basic techniques of carving. Mr. Lotha motivated us to be slow and patient in our work, to make it flawless. According to him, it was not possible to master woodcarving in a week. Mr. Lotha plans to come back to AVS to teach the advanced technique in wood carving, to the students. The students were very interested in the craft and are eager to attend the next workshop by him.
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by Tanishka Garodia
by Amandeep Deb
by Bhupen Bora
by Adrija das
by Rabden Pempahishey
by Ayang Borang
by Luqmaan Ahmed
by Ryan Iangrai
by Deep Ngangom
by Rotozo Tetseo
by Karun Thapa
By Deep Ngangom / Caricature of Mr. Lotha by Anushcka Joshi 31
CROCHET WORKSHOP with Ms. Sonya Ghandy Mehta
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he crochet workshop was conducted by our Head of School, Ms. Sonya Ghandy Mehta, from the 2nd of March to the 5th of March, 2019. Crochet is a process of creating fabric by interlocking loops of yarn, thread, or strands of other materials using a crochet hooks. Ms. Mehta shared her experience and the fascinating crochet designs with the students. During the workshop, the students learnt the various crochet stitches such as the single crochet, the double crochet and the
slip stitch.The children were happy to work on their individual projects with thread and wool. They made hairbands, bookmarks of different shapes and sizes and friendship bands. It was a wonderful experience for the students and we look forward to having more such workshops with Ma’am in the future. By Anushcka Joshi / Caricature of Ms. Mehta by Nilasha Bhimsaria 32
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ART & DESIGN SHOWCASE
ART & DESIGN NEWSLETTER
Is sue3/3/2019 . Alumni Special
Artwork by: Anoushkaa Priyadarshini Kashyap, Class of 2017 34
ART SHOWCASE
Artworks by: Starting Top L: Avneet Kaur, Selina Choudhary, Leyi Lego Starting Top R: Nandini Garodia, Siddhart Ram Choudhary Next page: Shanmen Riddi 35
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Artworks Top L to R: Bijit Das, Pronali Gohain, Merenkala Jamir 37
Artworks Top L to R: Nilasha Bhimsaria, Baristha Baibhav Gogoi, Shanmen Riddi, Nandini Garodia
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Artwork by: Tamanna Prithani 39
Artworks by: Top to bottom: Bonolakshmi Brahma, Ananya Singh
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Artworks by: (Top to bottom) Anushcka Joshi, Nandini Garodia, Ananya Singh 41
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Artworks by: Top to bottom: Lydia Timungpi, Bonolakshmi Brahma Opposite page: Shubhajit Dasgutpta
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GUESS WHO? ISSUE 3/3
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Mommy is running
Ahh! lets dance!
by Baristha Gogoi
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ZzZzZz...
when is the lights out??!!!
by Nilasha Bhimsaria
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we are bbessttfriends... Don’t I look like Mcgregor?!
by Nilasha Bhimsaria
by Anushcka Joshi
Ladies and Gentlemen!
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Ohms!
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WMH is a place of worship
by Karun Thapa
Oi! Bittu shut up na!
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Can I go to the Music room
Oi! your aukad is burhowing! not joking:)
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Haha.. OMG! so funny
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Now I actually feel like a Donkey!
FAUJI!
by Anushcka Joshi
One killer mar you will get!!
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by Adrija Das
by Baristha Gogoi
Single handed man
by Baristha Gogoi
GUESS WHO Contest Rules:
The first person to submit all the correct answers 1 to 18 to the Creativity Captain (Deep Ngangom) in writing, will be the winner. The winner will have his/her caricature in the next issue of ORCHID. 45
ALUMNI SHOWCASE Jansher Aidan Bakshi Nongrum
Class of 2014
Aidan is a Product Designer from National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad. He is a designer at Titan Bangalore, Karnataka. The Raga GladiatorThe design process of one of Aidan’s Watch Designs for Titan under the Raga Brand.
1.1 Key Sketch 3 -Form Finalization 1.17. Raga Gladiator - First Manufacture Draft Photoshoot
1.2 Final Design - Rose Gold + Leather Version - Swapped Bezel. 3 -Form Finalization 46
2.1 Internet of Things Watch
2.17. pepper spray watch
Wrist Watches for the immediate futureIdeation Sheets on New use-cases and narratives for the wrist watch in the immediate future. 2.21. Perfume watch
1.3 Final Design - Gold + Metal Bracelet
1.3 Bezel Options Proposed
Tata’s 150th Anniversary- 2050 Product Showcase A 2050 Watch Concept that will be showcased as Titan’s view of what a 2050 watch will be like - This is for Tata’s 150th Year Anniversary Celebration where each Tata Company will have to show their take on a 2050 product from their department.
3.1 & 3.2 Tata’s 150th Anniversary - 2050 Product Showcase Representing Titan’s Point of view to the 2050 Scenario of the Watch World. 47
Evolution by Design- BMW 7 Series Evolution Six generations spanning out from 1977 to 2016. In Aidan’s words, “A strong foundational Design Language enables companies to not only achieve recognition alone, but is done by a process of sensory stimulation that immediately evokes relevant, hopefully positive, memories and associations that reinforce the efforts of marketing and brand experience in order to influence the customer decision at hand.”
4.0 From fig. 1-6- E23, E32, E38, E65, F01, G11.
Stick aroundTeaser of the New Titan Design Language for Watches 5.0 Teaser of the New Titan Design Language for Watches 48
Munguli Sangtam Class of 2018 Munguli is a Graphic Design and Illustration sophomore in Savannah College of Art & Design, Hong Kong. Outside of his major, Munguli has also started doing fine art under the mentorship of Thomas Dang Vu the director of Fine Arts in SCAD Hong Kong. His ‘Hashtag’ was featured in the 3Ms Atelier Exhibition at Wheelock Lounge, Hong Kong. Munguli believes that a good foundation is the key factor in any field of Art & Design; it allows one to become more self-aware and develop a unique style. Munguli emphasises that in today’s world, it is essential to brand yourself and he has started to take his steps towards building a Personal brand, starting with his personal logo.
1. Personal Logo Munguli Sangtam
2. HASHTAG. Still Life, Charcoal on paper. 49
3. Munguli’s Self-Portrait done in acrylic is a ‘Colour Theory & Application’ study earned him a place at SCAD Hong Kong’s ART Foundations Exhibition, 2019.
LIONEL SEVENTEEN
Y E A R S HUNDRED FOURTEEN D A Y S the smallest boy with the biggest dreams
M E S S I Munguli had always been a huge fan of Lionel Messi. He had also done a life size Lionel Messi drawing when he was in school which is now in display at the Pavillion in AVS.
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Radhika Bayanwala
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With Srishti School of Art & design, no two people can have the same experience. Srishti gives you the liberty to choose your own classes which are usually for a very short period of time and you never know what you end up taking away from them. My course ‘Information Arts and Design practices,’ gives me the liberty to do whatever is under the sun and like everything it’s got its pros and cons. It’s been difficult to pinpoint what it is that I want to pursue since I keep dipping my feet here and there. So far I’d say illustrations and animating have drawn me the most. With time I hope I know what it is that I want to do; but for now I am exploring.
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P r i ya n g s h a CHittaranjan Currently pursuing New Media at Ryerson University, Toronto
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On telling people that I study New Media, I (more often than not) have to explain what that even means. In my own experience, I believe New Media is an amalgamation of art and technology. Be it 3D printing yourself, laser cutting light boxes or even coding indie games — we dabble in a lot of art based on the future. I currently work at a Digital Fabrication Laboratory as a Lab Assistant, helping students from my university with their creative endeavours that includes 3D printing, laser cutting and vinyl cutting. Keeping in mind that the travel bug bit me at a very young age, I also work with an agency that organizes trips for High School students in and around Canada. My next few months are going to be spent in Aguascalientes, a little town tucked away in Mexico. Until then, a team of 28 strives to make a coffee table book about creative solutions to social injustice issues in New York City.
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Anoushkaa Priyadarshini Kashyap
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Fine arts at MSU, Baroda has given me a better understanding of my strengths while also making me painfully aware of my limitations. While I am most comfortable working with color pencils I am working to better my skills at other mediums and digitally. Being in Gujarat has also opened my eyes to the cultural complexities in India and I am fairly certain that this will play a part not only in my work, but also in life in general. I will, in the coming years, in this beautiful university, try to venture out of my comfort zone. It is by travelling that I imagine I can best try to grasp all that the world of art has to offer.
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Shreyaa Goswami Currently pursuing Textile Design at NIFT, Kangra (Himachal Pradesh) A degree in Textile Design deals with the nuances in everything related to a fabric— from its processing, to its weaving, to its printing, and to its end uses. While learning about the chemistry behind textile processing and dealing with the back ache that comes with working 8 hours on a loom every day for two weeks, it is as rewarding as difficult; I mostly find my sense of fulfilment and happiness in areas of surface and printing techniques. If I were to pick a highlight in the one year I’ve acquainted myself with Textile Design, I would say it was probably working with natural dyes and finding out sustainable dyeing solutions through long (but fun) processes of trial and error. NIFT has been a roller coaster so far. It has pushed me over the edge many a times, but also allowed me to grow, explore and do what I love best, creatively. I find myself at a very comfortable position now, grateful for the fact that I am surrounded by people who contribute towards building my skill set every day, a little at a time. I shall also always be extremely grateful for the view that I wake up to every morning — a vital aid for me to keep my peace of mind intact during trying times and end-semester evaluations. I mean, how often do people get to say “I’m doing what I love whilst living by the Himalayas?”
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COMICof CHARACTER the month
Answers for GUESS WHO ISSUE 3/2 1 Mr. Benjamin
10 Mr. Taufique
2 Mr. Dixit
11 Mr. Umesh
3 Mr. Kuljeet Singh
12 Mrs. Majumdar
4 Mrs. Bora Gogoi
13 Mr. Bhatla
5 Mr. Daniel David
14 Mr. Harinarayan
6 Ms. Mehta
15 Mr. Panigrahi
7 Mr. Jugran
16 Mr. N.N.Goswami
Winners of GUESS WHO ISSUE 3/2 Angree
Kashmira
Kashvi
by Nilasha Bhimsaria
Munsel
Dikshita
by Anushcka Joshi
by Adrija Das
8 Mrs. Pyne 9 Mr. Sajid
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ROY MCCOMISH
ART & DESIGN NEWSLETTER
Is sue3/4/2019 . Roy McComi sh Special
Artwork by: Bhoroli-Lohit 56
KHELMATI MARKET FIELD TRIP
by Karun Thapa
26th May 2019
Answers for GUESS WHO ISSUE 3/3 1
Namrata Baruah
2 Akansha Baruah
10 Tushar Das 11
Winner of GUESS WHO ISSUE 3/3 Aseng Tayeng
Abdullah Ashraf
3 Nambam Ryan Ingrai
Shanmen Riddi 12 Harshika Deorah 4 5 Srishti Pegu & Tarana Lama 6 Veeraditya Poddar
13 Sempisang Toy
7 Daksharatna Thapa
14 Partha Saikia
8 Ngukivi Chishi
15 Abhinav Gautam
9 Aryan Sahu
16 Abbiso Pul 17
Shenella Watson
18 Biswajit Saha
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Inter-house Roy McComish Art Competition Theme: Sarvodaya — The world we wish to see Overall Results
Subansiri-Namdang 1st position (individual)
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Subansiri-Namdang: 1st position Kopili- Dhansiri: 2nd position Jinari-Manas: 3rd position Bhoroli-Lohit: 4th position
Kopili-Dhansiri 3rd position (individual)
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GUESS WHO? ISSUE 3/4
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by Baristha Gogoi
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GUESS WHO Contest Rules:
The first person to submit all the correct answers 1 to 13 to the Creativity Captain (Deep Ngangom) in writing, will be the winner. The winner will have his/her caricature in the next issue of ORCHID. 61
PRODUCT DESIGN
ART & DESIGN NEWSLETTER
Is sue3/5/2019 . Pr oduct Desi gn Special
Artwork by: Nilasha Bhimsaria 62
Inter-house Product Design Competition
Toy/ Game design Theme: Traditional Indian toy or game for age group up to 14 years. Material: Any mixed material. Technique: 100% Handcrafted Brief: Toys and games have existed in India since the Indus Valley Civilisation. Toys and games were not only meant to keep children entertained, but also to teach them how to develop their minds and understand what life had in store for them. Unlike the fancy and expensive toys sold in stores today, insipration was taken from traditional Indian toys and games which are simple and have their inspiration from nature. The toy/ game was designed on the basis of how a child would react to it and how it would apply to real life.
Overall Results Jinari-Manas:1st position Subansiri-Namdang: 2nd position Bhoroli-Lohit: 3rd position Kopili- Dhansiri: 4th position Jinari-Manas
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Subansiri-Namdang
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Bhoroli-Lohit
Kopili-Dhansiri
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Art Showcase
By Joshi byAnushcka Nilasha Bhimsaria 66
by Anikaith Anant Joshi by Deep Ngangom
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Bhoroli-Lohit
by Anushcka Joshi
by Anushcka Joshi 68
Artist’s impression, Bhramatal Base Campsite, Edutrex 2019 by Anushcka Joshi 69
.....the omnipresent
by Anushcka Joshi 70
by Anikaith Anant Joshi
Answers for GUESS WHO ISSUE 3/4 1 Mr. Sachinder Singh 10 Mr. Ridip Mahanta 2 Mr. Chauhan
11 Mr. Rajiv Daimairi
3 Mrs. Sarika Brahma
12 Mr. Jalam Singh
4 Mr. Sebu Sharma
13 Mr. Jayanta Bora
Winner of GUESS WHO ISSUE 3/4 Markio Dota
Abbiso Pul
5 Mr. Jayanta Kalita 6 Mr. Devendra Verma 7 Mr. Monjit Roy 8 Mr. Abhijit 9 Mr. Pathak
Caricatures by Baristha Gogoi
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GUESS WHO? ISSUE 3/5
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GUESS WHO Contest Rules:
The first person to submit all the correct answers 1 to 12 to the Creativity Captain (Deep Ngangom) in writing, will be the winner. The winner will have his/her caricature in the next issue of ORCHID. 73
SRIJANYAM ART & DESIGN FEST
ART & DESIGN NEWSLETTER
Is sue3/6/2019 . Sr ijanyam Special
Artwork by Shubhajeet Dasgupta 74
SRIJANYAM ART & DESIGN FEST 16th to 18th July 2019
Participating Schools: Sanskaar Valley School Bhopal, Sunbeam School Lahartara, Sunbeam School Varuna, Welham Girls’ School Dehradun, South City International School Kolkata, Sunbeam School Bhagwanpur, Modern High School Kolkata, The Scindia School Gwalior, Sunbeam School Suncity, Army Public School Tezpur, Assam Riffles Public School Lokra, The Assam Valley School Team A & B
The 3rd edition of All India Srijanyam Art & Design Fest was hosted at The Assam Valley School from the 16th to the 18th of July, 2019. The students from 11 schools showcased their art and design talent through competitions in Clay modelling, Thread Art, Pottery, Cartooning, Wood Carving, Glass Painting, Composition, Still Life, Portrait, Mandala Art, Face Painting, Outdoor Painting, Digital Design and Macrame. The Assam Valley School ‘Team A’ emerged as the overall winners and the Sunbeam School Varuna were Runners-up, for the fest. 75
Winning Artworks from AVS
By Adrija Das
By Devangana & Luqmaan
By Lidya Timungpi
By Ananya Singh
By Shanmen Riddi
By Ananya Singh
By Ayang & Angree
By Lidya Timungpi
By Luqmaan Ahmed
By Nilasha Bhimsaria
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By Shanmen Riddi
Art Showcase
by Avneet Kaur Arora
by Anushcka Joshi
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by Anushcka Joshi by Adrija Das
by Nilasha Bhimsaria
GUESS WHO Contest Rules: Find the correct match of the eight caricatures on Pg 12 with the eight cartoons on Pg 13, and guess the names of the characters on both the pages. The first person to submit all the correct answers to the Creativity Captain (Deep Ngangom) in writing, will be the winner. The winner will have his/her caricature in the next issue of ORCHID. 79
COMICof CHARACTER the month
Comic strip by Anushcka Joshi
Answers for GUESS WHO ISSUE 3/5 1 Aarav Jain
10
Aryan Khatuwala
2 Karun Thapa
11
Saurav Khodal
Winner of GUESS WHO ISSUE 3/5
12
Sunepienla Iyer
Hrideek Choudhury
3 Akriti Chaliha
4 Areeq Imran 5 Gazal Panesar 6 Karpi Bam 7 Luqmaan Ahmed 8 Mubin Hussain 9 Vidisha Pradhan 80
Caricature by Baristha Gogoi
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